GM: Chemistry, manager keys to B-Mets’ run

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GM: Chemistry, manager keys to B-Mets' run

Binghamton (WBNG BINGHAMTON) When the B-Mets come home Friday for game 3 of the Eastern League Championship Series, it will mark the first time the series will be played in Binghamton since 1994.

That's 20 years of B-Mets teams -- 20 years of Mets prospects coming through. What exactly is it about this year's players that's gotten them here?

B-Mets general manager Jim Weed says it's a two-part answer: a good manager and team chemistry.

"I've noticed the chemistry is real," Weed said Monday. "Pedro, he gets the best out of these guys day in and day out. These kids, they're all -- they all have a common goal. They want to win this thing and you can see it, it's not any one particular guy. They all play well as a team."

The B-Mets begin the championship series Tuesday in Richmond. First pitch is scheduled for 6:35 p.m.

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GM: Chemistry, manager keys to B-Mets' run